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GPU Usage - When playing more demanding games, GPU Usage = 100%

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  • #1 16568073
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    I have one of the better graphics, namely the Msi gtx 970, for some time playing games, the GPU had very high temperatures and the use of almost 100%. It started with the game Sniper 3 Ghost Warrior but I found, maybe the fault is that it is crack and something does not work, but when playing The Witcher the same thing happened, I play with msi afterburner preview, I reduced the settings to a minimum and the fps can drop from 140 to 60 in a second which causes a massacre lag. I figured that I will try to block the fps at 60 which will limit these drops, unfortunately this is not how it works: C. Please help me quickly :) [] As you can see, the temperatures are also reaching their zenith ...

    GPU Usage - When playing more demanding games, GPU Usage = 100%

    Computer Specifications:
    Msi gtx 970 OC 4 GB
    Motherboard: msi z97 gaming 3
    Clock: i5 4690
    Ram: Ballistix 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz memory
    Power supply: Alimentation PC Corsair VS550 - 550W
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  • #2 16568118
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #3 16568124
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    Kraniec_Internetów wrote:
    You need to focus on these temperatures first. The GPU is 77 * which is perhaps not critical, but much too high. Values above 60 * are already invalid.
    What does the draft in the housing look like? Have you changed the fan settings? Did you crank up the card? How long have you changed thermal grease?


    Hmm, the best breeze is not locked in this box GPU Usage - When playing more demanding games, GPU Usage = 100%

    I did not move the fans. The graphics card is an OC version, factory overclocked, I didn't do anything else
  • #4 16568136
    Kaliber PC - Service

    Level 22  
    Hello.

    Kraniec_Internetów wrote:
    You need to focus on these temperatures first. The GPU is 77 * which is perhaps not critical, but much too high. Values above 60 * are already invalid.


    Absolutely not the temperature "much too high", today's GPUs can work even at 90C and it is not a problem for them. Which does not mean that it is recommended - of course, the temperature should always be limited as much as possible, but ... in the end, you can work with something like that. Stress is already at 95-100C, then the RED LED lights up.

    To the author - I have the same card, I also play Wiesław (this guy's equal peasant :D ) and I will tell you that when I play ultra my card reaches about 67-70C, but I also have an ultra airy casing for that. My point is that such a temperature they shouldn't be too much of a problem and shouldn't bother you just yet.

    Are the fans spinning? The card does not make any other suspicious noises (squeals, humming etc.)?
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  • #5 16568143
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    JasnyKris wrote:
    Hello.

    Kraniec_Internetów wrote:
    You need to focus on these temperatures first. The GPU is 77 * which is perhaps not critical, but much too high. Values above 60 * are no longer valid.


    Absolutely not the temperature "much too high", today's GPUs can work even at 90C and it is not a problem for them. Which does not mean that it is recommended - of course, the temperature should always be limited as much as possible, but ... in the end, you can work with something like that. Stress is already at 95-100C, then the RED LED lights up.

    To the author - I have the same card, I also play Wiesław (this guy's equal peasant :D ) and I will tell you that when I play ultra my card reaches about 67-70C, but I also have an ultra airy casing for that. My point is that such a temperature they shouldn't be too much of a problem and shouldn't bother you just yet.

    Are the fans spinning? The card does not make any other suspicious noises (squeals, humming etc.)?


    Hah, I have never complained about the card until now and I have it for about 2 years, everything works fine in the middle of the casing; c, I am not afraid of the temperature, but because of these jumps in the use of GPU fps I am falling massively
  • #6 16568153
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #7 16568167
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    Kraniec_Internetów wrote:
    JasnyKris wrote:
    Absolutely not the temperature "much too high", today's GPUs can work even at 90C and it is not a problem for them.

    And today's CPUs can run up to 110 * with Intel. So don't be stupid, because 77 * is a lot too hot.


    I do not like it too much, especially since its maximum temperature was previously 67 degrees Celsius, I am still counting on some help
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  • #8 16568169
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    The card temperature is OK.

    Install and run HWiNFO64 (sensors only), log in to the file, turn on FRAPS, then start the game, play for 10-20 minutes. and put the program log (after packaging) in the subject.
  • #9 16568191
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    Kasek21 wrote:
    The card temperature is OK.

    Install and run HWiNFO64 (sensors only), log in to the file, turn on FRAPS, then start the game, play for 10-20 minutes. and put the program log (after packaging) in the subject.


    Fraps should only be harvested or should I record it?
  • #12 16568244
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    Something is putting extra strain on the CPU during the game and therefore the FPS is dropping, the temperatures are OK.

    Start Process Explorer - before selecting: View -> Select Columns -> Process Perfomance -> CPU History.
    Start the game and post a screen from the program window when there are drops in the game.

    What is the complete configuration of this computer based on the make and model of the power supply?

    Attached you have charts - memory consumption, CPU, FPS and GPU usage.
  • #13 16568254
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    Kasek21 wrote:
    Something is putting extra strain on the CPU during the game and therefore the FPS is dropping, the temperatures are OK.

    Start Process Explorer - before selecting: View -> Select Columns -> Process Perfomance -> CPU History.

    Start the game and post a screen from the program window when there are drops in the game.

    Attached you have charts - memory consumption, CPU, FPS and GPU usage.


    The question was or how exactly to do this scr?
  • #14 16568261
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    The question was or how exactly to do this scr?

    Yes, but so that you can see all the processes.

    Kasek21 wrote:
    What is the complete configuration of this computer based on the make and model of the power supply?

    Because the second option is too weak CPU!
  • #15 16568273
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    Kasek21 wrote:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    The question was or how exactly to do this scr?

    Yes, but so that you can see all the processes.

    Kasek21 wrote:
    What is the complete configuration of this computer based on the make and model of the power supply?

    Because the second option is too weak CPU!


    i5 4690

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    Kasek21 wrote:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    The question was or how exactly to do this scr?

    Yes, but so that you can see all the processes.

    Kasek21 wrote:
    What is the complete configuration of this computer based on the make and model of the power supply?

    Because the second option is too weak CPU!


    i5 4690, gtx 970 oc, motherboard with 97 gaming 3, power supply Alimentation PC Corsair VS550 - 550W, RAM Memory Ballistix 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz


    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    Kasek21 wrote:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    The question was or how exactly to do this scr?

    Yes, but so that you can see all the processes.

    Kasek21 wrote:
    What is the complete configuration of this computer based on the make and model of the power supply?

    Because the second option is too weak CPU!


    i5 4690
    Added after 3 [minutes]:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    Kasek21 wrote:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    The question was or how exactly to do this scr?

    Yes, but so that you can see all the processes.

    Kasek21 wrote:
    What is the complete configuration of this computer based on the make and model of the power supply?

    Because the second option is too weak CPU!


    i5 4690, gtx 970 oc, motherboard with 97 gaming 3, power supply Alimentation PC Corsair VS550 - 550W, RAM Memory Ballistix 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3
    1600MHz. Here you have all the scr
  • #16 16568305
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    I understand these screenshots are after the FPS drops during the game, right?
  • #17 16568319
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    Kasek21 wrote:
    I understand these screenshots are after the FPS drops during the game, right?


    After the decline, I minimized the game, did screny nw if everything was well done and are they screny from the history after this spdku
  • #18 16568331
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    Well, there is no additional load on the CPU.

    The clock speed of the CPU and GPU is not dropping, the temperatures are normal.

    It seems that this is the CPU overhead that is caused by the game itself.
  • #19 16568345
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    Kasek21 wrote:
    Well, there is no additional load on the CPU.

    The clock speed of the CPU and GPU is not dropping, the temperatures are normal.

    It seems that this is the CPU overhead that is caused by the game itself.

    Hmm, I did not add that I have already played The Witcher for six months - a year ago, there were no such problems

    Here it gives scr again right after the fps drop, the only thing that will change are these values.
    Additionally, after opening the task manager, the cpu usage shows up right at the start within 80 percent and after a second it drops to 30, which also surprises me at the bottom of the scr
  • #20 16568348
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    maybe it's the crack

    We don't really help pirates in the forum.
    Cracks and illegal games uninstall, the system back off. Write down if the problem persists.
    Note no. 2 - total mess in the subject, please edit post Author # 1 i list the equipment with the model and brand of the power supply in accordance with the regulations.
    Cd - my "fantasies", what could be wrong (except cracks ( :) ) and the power supply).
    1) Since you turn on FPS without limit, do not be surprised that it is 100% GPU. Normal. Use e.g. the V-sync function. How did you limit your FPS?
    2) The graphics card, e.g. being out of order, may work defectively.
    3) Everything ok, only the author "turned".
    Author, please clean up and complete the specification.
    Additionally, if there is an OC (factory or manual) - destroy it.
    The card clocks decrease by 100MHz lower than the default for a model without a factory OC.
    Restore the BIOS-UEFI default settings.
    ps. I thought that the power supply was first administered, and then tests were performed :D .

    Added after 10 [minutes]:

    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    I reduced the settings to a minimum

    It's in-game and you know you still have NV Control Panel? In it also reset the settings, you can see some forced blurring of the edges. These highest modes can "eat up" the GPU, and sometimes the game cannot "get rid" of them by itself.
  • #21 16568364
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    safbot1st wrote:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    maybe it's the crack

    We don't really help pirates in the forum.
    Cracks and illegal games uninstall, the system back off. Write down if the problem persists.
    Note # 2 - total mess in the topic, please edit the author of post # 1 i list the equipment with the model and brand of the power supply in accordance with the regulations.
    Cd - my "fantasies", what could be wrong (except cracks ( :) ) and the power supply).
    1) Since you turn on FPS without limit, do not be surprised that it is 100% GPU. Normal. Use e.g. the V-sync function. How did you limit your FPS?
    2) The graphics card, e.g. being out of order, can work with 2D clocks in 3D, hence the problem as in point 1.
    3) Everything ok, only the author "turned" .i
    Author, please clean up and complete the specification.
    Additionally, if there is an OC (factory or manual) - destroy it.
    The card clocks decrease by 100MHz lower than the default for a model without a factory OC.
    Restore the BIOS-UEFI default settings.
    ps. I thought that the power supply was first administered, and then the tests :D .


    The Witcher is the only cracked game on my pc, and the same bug occurs in CS: GO, for example. I will try to arrange everything in a moment

    So I will write you all the components: Graphics card: Msi gtx 970 OC 4 GB, Motherboard: msi z 97 gaming 3, clock: i5 4690, power Alimentation PC Corsair VS550 - 550W with 80 bronze certificate, the frames are 2 dice 4 gb each Ballistix 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz memory
    I limited the fps to 60 with v sync and the fps lock in the game. OC is Factory. Does it make sense to decrease if there was no problem with such decreases before, and they have been occurring for some time.
    Added after 5 [minutes]:
    safbot1st wrote:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    maybe it's the crack

    We don't really help pirates in the forum.
    Cracks and illegal games uninstall, the system back off. Write down if the problem persists.
    Note # 2 - total mess in the topic, please edit the author of post # 1 i list the equipment with the model and brand of the power supply in accordance with the regulations.
    Cd - my "fantasies", what could be wrong (except cracks ( :) ) and the power supply).
    1) Since you turn on FPS without limit, do not be surprised that it is 100% GPU. Normal. Use e.g. the V-sync function. How did you limit your FPS?
    2) The graphics card, e.g. being out of order, may work defectively.
    3) Everything ok, only the author "turned".
    Author, please clean up and complete the specification.
    Additionally, if there is an OC (factory or manual) - destroy it.
    The card clocks decrease by 100MHz lower than the default for a model without a factory OC.
    Restore the BIOS-UEFI default settings.
    ps. I thought that the power supply was first administered, and then tests were performed :D .

    Added after 10 [minutes]:

    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    I reduced the settings to a minimum

    It's in-game and you know you still have NV Control Panel? In it also reset the settings, you can see some forced blurring of the edges. These highest modes can "eat up" the GPU, and sometimes the game can't "get rid" of them by itself.


    Where exactly are these settings reset in the nvidia panel?
    Added after 1 [minutes]:
    [quote = "Stakenxd1"]
    safbot1st wrote:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    maybe it's crack

    We don't really help pirates in the forum.
    Cracks and illegal games uninstall, the system back off. Write down if the problem persists.
    Note # 2 - total mess in the topic, please edit the author of post # 1 i list the equipment with the model and brand of the power supply in accordance with the regulations.
    Cd - my "fantasies", what could be wrong (except cracks ( :) ) and the power supply).
    1) Since you turn on FPS without limit, do not be surprised that it is 100% GPU. Normal. Use e.g. the V-sync function. How did you limit your FPS?
    2) The graphics card, e.g. being out of order, can work with 2D clocks in 3D, hence the problem as in point 1.
    3) Everything ok, only the author "turned" .i
    Author, please clean up and complete the specification.
    Additionally, if there is an OC (factory or manual) - destroy it.
    The card clocks decrease by 100MHz lower than the default for a model without a factory OC.
    Restore the BIOS-UEFI default settings.
    ps. I thought that the power supply was first administered, and then the tests :D .


    The Witcher is the only cracked game on my pc, and the same bug occurs in CS: GO, for example. I will try to arrange everything in a moment

    So I will write you all the components: Graphics card: Msi gtx 970 OC 4 GB, Motherboard: msi z 97 gaming 3, clock: i5 4690, power Alimentation PC Corsair VS550 - 550W with 80 bronze certificate, the frames are 2 dice 4 gb each Ballistix 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz memory
    I limited the fps to 60 with v sync and the fps lock in the game. OC is Factory. Does it make sense to decrease if there was no problem with such decreases before, and they have been occurring for some time.
    Added after 5 [minutes]:
    [quote = "safbot1st"]
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    maybe it's crack
    We don't really help pirates in the forum.
    Cracks and illegal games uninstall, the system back off. Write down if the problem persists.
    Note # 2 - total mess in the topic, please edit the author of post # 1 i list the equipment with the model and brand of the power supply in accordance with the regulations.
    Cd - my "fantasies",what could be wrong (except cracks ( :) ) and the power supply).
    1) Since you turn on FPS without limit, do not be surprised that it is 100% GPU. Normal. Use e.g. the V-sync function. How did you limit your FPS?
    2) The graphics card, e.g. being out of order, may work defectively.
    3) Everything ok, only the author "turned".
    Author, please clean up and complete the specification.
    Additionally, if there is an OC (factory or manual) - destroy it.
    The card clocks decrease by 100MHz lower than the default for a model without a factory OC.
    Restore the BIOS-UEFI default settings.
    ps. I thought that the power supply was first administered, and then tests were performed :D .

    Added after 10 [minutes]:

    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    I reduced the settings to a minimum

    It's in-game and you know you still have NV Control Panel? In it also reset the settings, you can see some forced blurring of the edges. These highest modes can "eat up" the GPU, and sometimes the game can't "get rid" of them by itself.


    Where exactly are these settings reset in the nvidia panel?
  • #22 16568379
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    safbot1st wrote:
    We don't really help pirates in the forum.
    Cracks and illegal games uninstall, the system back off. Write down if the problem persists.
    Note 2 - total mess in the topic, please edit the author of post # 1 and list the equipment with the model and brand of the power supply in accordance with the regulations.

    I'm blind :( I have not noticed!!!

    The theme is suitable for the trash!
  • #23 16568393
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    Kasek21 wrote:
    safbot1st wrote:
    We don't really help pirates in the forum.
    Cracks and illegal games uninstall, the system back off. Write down if the problem persists.
    Note 2 - total mess in the topic, please edit the author of post # 1 and list the equipment with the model and brand of the power supply in accordance with the regulations.

    I'm blind :( I have not noticed!!!

    The theme is suitable for the trash!


    Well, then I will refer to CS: GO, which is not a cracked game, and has the same problem where it occurred before the crack was downloaded.

    By the way, I wonder if you have everything legal, including a license for WinRar, and you have to mention it?
  • #24 16568488
    enhanced
    Level 43  
    From the hwinfo logo you can clearly see that the CPU does not work - and that you have 100+ fps and then it is no wonder to me because there are lighter and heavier places for the CPU.
  • #25 16568527
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group
    Kasek21 wrote:
    The theme is suitable for the trash!
    There are no restrictions on the forum as to whether someone owns illegal software or not. It's not our business.
    Whether someone is willing to help the pirate is another matter. :)
  • #26 16568652
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    Where exactly are these settings reset in the nvidia panel?

    In "Manage 3D Settings" -> Top right corner of "Reset Settings". Of course, for each game separately or globally.
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    Does it make sense to decrease if there was no problem with such decreases before, and they have been occurring for some time.

    There is - the capacitors in the power supply dry up, the parameters of the cards degrade over time. Additionally, you can rule out a hardware problem with the card.
    To the card without OC 500W PSU is recommended:
    http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm
    You probably have 1-2 HDDs and DVDs, a few USB shit, so with a working power supply you should have plenty of power.
    Another thing if he is ailing - to measure the amplitude (with a meter) at + 12V.
    For now, do what I advised, order in the software, restore settings.
    Who knows, maybe with Sniper 3 you "came" with some GPU driver that was doing the problem.
    You are the Lord of Your Computer, you must keep an eye on everything. Now write if V-sync is still 100% GPU i "lags" - because I understand it bothers you - the so-called "trimmings".
    There is a lot to show off. I exclude temperatures, because 80 degrees is nothing for the GPU.
    The above remarks on resetting the OC, deworming, etc. remain, the driver to be replaced, if it has changed, provide SMART disk, perform memtest, as a last resort replace the power supply / check the card in another computer. Use a different copy of the operating system.
    I'm just afraid that this is one of those topics where the computer is fine and the human factor is failing. It doesn't change the fact that it's worth knowing your PC and what's going on in it ...
  • #27 16569058
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    DriverMSG wrote:
    Kasek21 wrote:
    The theme is suitable for the trash!
    There are no restrictions on the forum as to whether someone owns illegal software or not. It's not our business.
    Whether someone is willing to help the pirate is another matter. :)

    From what I can see, I am NOT promoting the use of illegal software :)

    Added after 23 [minutes]:

    safbot1st wrote:
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    Where exactly are these settings reset in the nvidia panel?

    In "Manage 3D Settings" -> Top right corner of "Reset Settings". Of course, for each game separately or globally.
    Stakenxd1 wrote:
    Does it make sense to decrease if there was no problem with such decreases before, and they have been occurring for some time.

    There is - the capacitors in the power supply dry up, the parameters of the cards degrade over time. Additionally, you can rule out a hardware problem with the card.
    To the card without OC 500W PSU is recommended:
    http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm
    You probably have 1-2 HDDs and DVDs, a few USB shit, so with a working power supply you should have plenty of power.
    Another thing if he is ailing - to measure the amplitude (with a meter) at + 12V.
    For now, do what I advised, order in the software, restore settings.
    Who knows, maybe with Sniper 3 you "came" with some GPU driver that was doing the problem.
    You are the Lord of Your Computer, you must keep an eye on everything. Now write if V-sync is still 100% GPU i "lags" - because I understand it bothers you - the so-called "trimmings".
    There is a lot to show off. I exclude temperatures, because 80 degrees is nothing for the GPU.
    The above remarks on resetting the OC, deworming, etc. remain, the driver to be replaced, if it has changed, provide SMART disk, perform memtest, as a last resort replace the power supply / check the card in another computer. Use a different copy of the operating system.
    I'm just afraid that this is one of those topics where the computer is fine and the human factor is failing. It doesn't change the fact that it's worth knowing your PC and what's going on in it ...


    All drivers were reinstalled on the first, default, computer I scanned with two anti-virus malwarebytes anti-malware and with eset smart security 9 some errors were found, but they did not need any special attention
    With v sync on, gpu has ~ 70 percent utilization so it's good, but the lags may have been less, but they are showing up
    You're right, I have 2 disks, you have scr here
  • #28 16569205
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    400! unexpected shutdowns on the plateau and did not respond to commands. Exclusions also on SSD, however, you did not include the lower part of the parameters. Anyway, to check the power supply in the first place, as I wrote (in terms of lags).
    Perhaps on 1 disk you can try to work, the other disconnect.
    I propose not the oldest drivers, but the newest ones, so that they work as well as possible.
    Try to turn off the largest processes yet.
    Use ADWcleaner additionally.
  • #29 16569426
    Stakenxd1
    Level 7  
    safbot1st wrote:
    400! unexpected shutdowns on the plateau and did not respond to commands. Exclusions also on SSD, however, you did not include the lower part of the parameters. Anyway, to check the power supply in the first place, as I wrote (in terms of lags).
    Perhaps on 1 disk you can try to work, the other disconnecting.
    I suggest not the oldest drivers, but the newest ones, so that they work as well as possible.
    Try to turn off the largest processes yet.
    Use ADWcleaner additionally.


    Well, there must be something to it. Could you explain how to check this power carefully because I'm green at the same time.
    Processes turned off, computer beautifully cleaned.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing high GPU usage (up to 100%) and elevated temperatures (around 75-77°C) while playing demanding games like Sniper 3 Ghost Warrior and The Witcher on an MSI GTX 970 graphics card. Despite reducing game settings and attempting to limit FPS, the user still encounters significant frame rate drops and lag. Various responses suggest checking the cooling setup, ensuring proper airflow, and monitoring CPU usage, as the CPU may be causing bottlenecks. Recommendations include using tools like HWiNFO64 and Process Explorer to analyze performance metrics, reinstalling drivers, and considering the power supply's condition. The user also mentions that the issue persists even with legal games, indicating a potential hardware or configuration problem.
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